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HOW PEOPLE [TRY TO] DETECT LIES IN EVERYDAY LIFE [PDF]
Laboratory-based deception-detection experiments often fail to capture the features of everyday life lie detection among ordinary citizens. In this study, we examined how people [try to] detect deception in real life.
Nuria Sánchez +2 more
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Detecting Deceptive Behaviours through Facial Cues from Videos: A Systematic Review
Interest in detecting deceptive behaviours by various application fields, such as security systems, political debates, advanced intelligent user interfaces, etc., makes automatic deception detection an active research topic.
Arianna D’Ulizia +3 more
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Computational Measures of Deceptive Language: Prospects and Issues
In this article, we wish to foster a dialogue between theory-based and classification-oriented stylometric approaches regarding deception detection. To do so, we review how cue-based and model-based stylometric systems are used to detect deceit. Baseline
Frédéric Tomas +3 more
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Survey of software anomaly detection based on deception
Advanced persistent threats (APT) will use vulnerabilities to automatically load attack code and hide attack behavior, and exploits code reuse to bypass the non-executable stack & heap protection, which is an essential threat to network security ...
Jianming FU +3 more
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Over a few decades, a remarkable amount of research has been conducted in the field of speech signal processing particularly on deception detection for security applications.
Sinead V. Fernandes, Muhammad Sana Ullah
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IT’S THE INTENTION THAT COUNTS. A REVIEW ON DECEPTION DETECTION FOCUSED ON INTENTIONS [PDF]
For years the research on deception detection has been guided by classical theories that support the idea that the liar gives out behavioral indicators which betray him/her. Within the new lines of research, deception detection focused on intentions has
María Carmen Feijoo Fernández +1 more
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People deceive for different reasons, from avoiding interpersonal conflicts to preserving, protecting, and nurturing interpersonal relationships, and to obtaining social status and power.
Andreea Turi +2 more
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Deception detection in Twitter [PDF]
Online Social Networks (OSNs) play a significant role in the daily life of hundreds of millions of people. However, many user profiles in OSNs contain deceptive information. Existing studies have shown that lying in OSNs is quite widespread, often for protecting a user’s privacy.
Jalal S. Alowibdi +4 more
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The role of conflict processing mechanism in deception responses
A considerable number of studies have described the potential neural mechanism of deception, but most deception studies have relied upon deception from experimental supervisor instruction. Experimental control (participants follow instructions to deceive
Jintao Wu +4 more
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Telling the difference between deceiving and truth telling: An experiment in a public space [PDF]
The behavioral experiment presented in this paper investigated deception tasks (both concealment and lying) undertaken in a public space. The degree of risk of deception detection and the demands of self-regulation when deceiving were manipulated.
Eubanks, Dawn L. +11 more
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